Can't Wait For The Lone Ranger? Jerry Bruckheimer Has the Twitter Feed For You
While Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer and director Gore Verbinski are working to turn Disney's rudderless blockbuster ship around with The Lone Ranger, Hollywood megaproducer and Twitter mainstay Jerry Bruckheimer has been busy dropping clues about and glimpses at the the making of the film from behind the scenes. If you are even the least bit interested in how this one's coming together, you could do worse than keep an eye on Bruckheimer's tweets.
Not that there's anything especially Earth-shattering going on here, but for those wondering about how and where this thing is being shot, the era of the film or even -- ahem -- what Verbinski's birthday cake looks like, then Bruckheimer is your guy!
Director Gore Verbinski breaking down a scene to The Lone Ranger crew twitter.com/BRUCKHEIMERJB/…
— JERRY BRUCKHEIMER (@BRUCKHEIMERJB) March 22, 2012
Here’s another classic car on set of The Lone Ranger … Anyone know what this one is? twitter.com/BRUCKHEIMERJB/…
— JERRY BRUCKHEIMER (@BRUCKHEIMERJB) March 20, 2012
Some cool cars from the set twitter.com/BRUCKHEIMERJB/…
— JERRY BRUCKHEIMER (@BRUCKHEIMERJB) March 19, 2012
Celebrated Gore's birthday on set last night twitter.com/BRUCKHEIMERJB/…
— JERRY BRUCKHEIMER (@BRUCKHEIMERJB) March 17, 2012
And then there's crap like this, but it's at a minimum so far:
Shooting a cool scene today, can’t tell you any more than that!
— JERRY BRUCKHEIMER (@BRUCKHEIMERJB) March 16, 2012
Anyway, now you know.
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Comments
Why are there cars in a Lone Ranger movie? Can they not even get the period right? They are going to ruin my beloved Lone Ranger and Tonto with their garbage rehash.
You pose a good question, DukeRoberts. The only
thing that comes to mind as an answer is that when
you crash horses together, they can't provide FX fires
and explosions.
Crashing horses would bring in the PETA folks, and
they seem to explode off-screen.
Kris
There was an exploding whale in Taiwan, and it blew up
naturally in a city street. So don't count out horses
blowing up and the heroes driving off into the sunset.
Remember the ending of Blazing Saddles?